Orange highway lines are used in some U.S. work zones to highlight temporary traffic patterns and guide drivers safely.Unlike standard white and yellow markings, orange pavement markings have been tested to make temporary routes more noticeable.They may curve around construction areas or cross older markings, so drivers should follow the orange path, signs, and traffic controls.
When you see them, slow down, stay alert, and expect changing lanes, workers, and equipment ahead.
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